Apology Letters to Friend.
Hiding the Truth and Losing Trust

I’m really sorry for how I handled things between us. When I found out you were hiding something, my heart sank, and my worry got the best of me. I jumped to conclusions and told you I couldn’t be friends anymore without fully understanding what you were going through. That wasn’t fair to you, and I regret it deeply. I can only imagine how hurtful that must have been, especially when you were likely dealing with your own struggles. Instead of being a supportive friend, I let my fears take over and pushed you away at a time when you might have needed someone to lean on. I realize now that my words could have added to your stress, and for that, I’m truly sorry. I want to make things right. Moving forward, I promise to be more patient and understanding. I want to create a space where you feel safe sharing what’s going on in your life, free from fear of judgment. I know trust takes time to rebuild, but I’m committed to doing that, one step at a time. I completely respect your need for space right now, but I hope we can talk when you’re ready. I miss you and our friendship more than I can say. Please know that I’m here whenever you want to reach out.